posted by DL Byron on May 30, 2007
Clip-n-Seal is an innovative bag clip that keeps food fresh for weeks—or months—by providing a simple and effective way to re-seal opened bags. We invented Clip-n-Seal to keep our food fresh, marketed it with a blog, and it worked so well that we started to sell it to industrial customers including NASA, British Antarctic Survey, and the Woods Hole Ocean Institute.
Clip-n-Seal is a Textura Design, Inc. company.
Built is a series of talks by people who create.
Byron is talking about a decade of making stuff.
Byron is talking at ACTE about social and the travel industry.
After SXSW, Built arrives in Toronto at NXNEi for three shows.
Byron will also talk at NXNEi about making stuff and expande it into an hour-long session.
Byron spoke about Social at the Association of Corporate Travel Executives’ 2011 ACTE Global Education Conference in Paris.
We're back at Webvisions for another Built and Byron will speak about A Decade of Independent Manufacturing with Social Media.
Byron is bringing his "what exactly are we doing on the web" talk to Mix.
Built: A Series of Talks by People Who Create at PDX Bike Show is our flavor of a maker, hacker, DIY, Ignite-style event, with the bike as a backdrop.
Built: A Series of Talks by People Who Create at SXSW is our flavor of a maker, hacker, DIY, Ignite-style event, with the bike as a backdrop.
Nearly 20 years into this industry, one that we mostly just made up as we went along, it's time to ask what exactly is our craft. What do we do and how well do we do it?
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